We are in the midst of our national Eucharistic revival, and the dates for the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, culminating in the National Eucharistic Congress, are approaching quickly. Dioceses and parishes around the country are offering events and programs. Apostolates and institutes have made their contributions through pilgrimages or resources. All of these have the potential to transform individuals, parishes, dioceses, and the Body of Christ from sea to shining sea and across the amber waves of grain.
While all of this activity is taking place, we must keep in mind that the objective is to maintain Eucharistic amazement after all the major events have passed, after the luster has worn off the new and exciting programs. Is there a way that individuals and families can kindle Eucharistic devotion and wonder for weeks, months, years, and generations into the future? I suggest two to provide fuel for this lifelong journey. The first is for individuals and families to make a pilgrimage to the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament. The second is to learn and pray the Stations of the Holy Eucharist.
In the midst of our national Eucharistic revival, there are two ways that individuals and families can further…
